Jason Leopold

Join Jason Leopold, a senior investigative reporter at Bloomberg who uncovered Jeffrey Epstein’s emails, and Ava Benny-Morrison, a legal reporter who analyzed the trove. They discuss chilling insights from 18,000 emails, revealing Epstein's relationships, including his complex ties to Ghislaine Maxwell and their recruitment methods for young women. The conversation also touches on Epstein's connections to powerful figures, raising questions about the implications of these relationships and the long-lasting effects on numerous victims.

Jason Koebler, co-founder of 404 Media, discusses a powerful surveillance database aiding ICE in tracking and deporting individuals, raising concerns about civil liberties. Jason Leopold, an investigative reporter at Bloomberg, reveals the Trump administration's attempts to undermine FOIA processes, posing threats to government transparency. McKay Coppins from The Atlantic shares insights from his extensive interviews with the Murdoch family, exploring their fierce internal disputes and the influence of HBO's 'Succession' on their media empire's future.

Jason Leopold, investigative reporter who specializes in FOIA and federal records, walks through the DOJ’s latest massive Epstein document release. He explains his search strategy and following financial leads. He flags missing FBI files, inconsistent redactions, revealed victim info, and rare FinCEN suspicious activity reports. He considers whether more records could still surface.

Eugene Daniels, MSNOW chief Washington correspondent who covers politics and policy, and Jason Leopold, Bloomberg investigative reporter known for digging up government records, talk politics and scandal. They dive into the looming government shutdown and DHS funding fights. They also unpack the ongoing revelations from the Epstein files and how records were reviewed and redacted.

John Meacham, historian and author, offers historical perspective on presidential war leadership. Miles Taylor, former DHS chief of staff, critiques national security readiness and administration response. Jason Leopold, investigative reporter, reveals details of a DEA probe into Jeffrey Epstein. They discuss widening Iran strikes, market turmoil after weak jobs data, oil price shocks, and political and institutional strains.

In this discussion, Jason Leopold, a Senior investigative reporter at Bloomberg News, reveals shocking details from the Justice Department's release of Epstein files, including disturbing evidence of abuse. Ty Brady, Chief technologist at Amazon Robotics, shares insights on how robotics and AI are reshaping warehouse operations and enhancing safety. Dan Ahrens, a portfolio manager, highlights the potential market surge in U.S. cannabis stocks driven by recent executive orders on cannabis reclassification, paving the way for easier banking access.

Jason Leopold, an investigative reporter known for his FOIA expertise, and Matt Topic, a First Amendment attorney, dive into the complexities surrounding the imminent release of the Epstein files. They reveal the FBI's "Special Redaction Project," which trained nearly 1,000 agents to review sensitive documents. Discussion turns to a long-standing FOIA lawsuit that may force the release of crucial information. The duo outlines potential obstacles, including legal loopholes, and shares insights on the types of evidence that remain hidden from the public.

Jason Leopold, an investigative reporter renowned for his expertise in FOIA requests, dives deep into the forthcoming release of the Epstein files. He reveals the potential treasure trove of documents, including FBI and DOJ records, and discusses the enormous scope of materials involved. Leopold uncovers the intricate redaction processes and the legal battles that may follow if records are withheld. With increased pressure from victims and journalists, the conversation highlights the importance of transparency and what reporters will be keen to investigate first.

Mary Trump, a psychologist and author, delves into Donald Trump's cognitive decline, analyzing his behavior and its implications for the presidency. Investigative reporter Jason Leopold shares shocking findings from his research on Jeffrey Epstein's emails, revealing connections to high-profile figures like Peter Mandelson and Alan Dershowitz. The discussion also uncovers disturbing insights about Epstein's manipulation of women and hints at Trump's involvement. Both guests tackle the media's role in normalizing extreme rhetoric and the broader political consequences.

Sam Pollard, documentary filmmaker who made MLK FBI, Jason Leopold, FOIA-driven investigative reporter, and Anne Began, former FBI agent turned entertainment liaison, unpack the FBI-Hollywood relationship. They trace Hoover-era influence, Cold War blacklist ties, how the Bureau advises scripts and sets, FOIA discoveries about edits and branding, and ethical tensions around accuracy versus propaganda.